OPS Computer Modules – Mni PC For Smart Display

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Know More About OPS Computer

OPS (Open Pluggable Specification) is a standardized computer module that can be easily inserted into and removed from digital displays like Ikinor Smart Board. This allows users to upgrade or replace the computing power of their display without the need for buying a whole new display or performing complex installations.

OPS modules were often used to replace the original operating system on interactive displays, typically switching to Windows. This provided users with greater flexibility and compatibility with various software applications.

Intel® i3 / i5 / i7 options with 4K output support

Plug-and-play design with cable-free, hidden installation

Compatible with Windows / Android / Linux

Supports Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and Gigabit LAN connectivity

Compatibility with Interactive Flat Panel Displays

Our OPS PC Module is compatible with 65″, 75″, 86″, 98″, and 100″ Interactive Flat Panel Displays, providing seamless integration across multiple screen sizes.

Plug-In Design & Interface Positioning

The module uses an international standard OPS PC Slot, ensuring easy plug-in installation and broad compatibility with different brands and models. The slot-in design keeps cables hidden and maintains a clean, streamlined appearance.

Resolution, Refresh Rate & Touch Compatibility

The OPS module supports 4K output, standard refresh rates for commercial displays, and is fully compatible with mainstream touch drivers and interactive display firmware, ensuring smooth performance for teaching, meetings, and digital signage applications.

OPS Computer Specification
OPS Standard	Intel OPS / OPS-C Standard Compatible
OPS Module Size	180 × 119 × 30 mm (OPS Standard)
Processor	Intel Core i3 / i5 / i7 (12th Gen Alder Lake / 13th Gen Raptor Lake Optional)
Chipset / Graphics	Integrated Intel UHD Graphics
Memory Type	DDR4 / DDR5 SO-DIMM
Memory Capacity	Max 32GB (DDR4) / Max 48GB (DDR5)
Storage Type	M.2 M-Key 2280 SSD
Storage Capacity	128GB / 256GB / 512GB / 1TB SSD (Optional)
Display Output	HDMI 2.0 ×1, HDMI (OPS 80-pin) ×1, DP 1.2 / Mini DP ×1
Multi-Display Support	Dual Display Output Supported
USB Ports	USB 3.0 ×2, USB 2.0 ×2
Network	Gigabit LAN (RJ45)
Wireless	PCIe + USB Wi-Fi / Bluetooth Module, Intel CNVi Supported
Operating System Support	Windows 10 / Windows 11 / Linux (Android Optional)
TPM	TPM 2.0 Supported (Optional)
Intel vPro	Supported (Optional, CPU Dependent)
Power Supply	Powered Directly via OPS Slot (No External Adapter Required)
Cooling System	Active Cooling (Smart Fan Control)
Operating Temperature	0°C – 40°C
Warranty	3 Years

FAQs

How do I choose the right OPS computer configuration for my project?

Selection depends on usage scenarios. Classrooms typically require Intel i3/i5 with 8–16GB RAM, while corporate meeting rooms or training centers often need i5/i7 processors, more RAM, and larger SSDs for conferencing and multitasking.

What should I check before purchasing an OPS computer for my interactive display?

Confirm OPS slot compatibility (OPS or OPS-C standard), power support, display output interfaces, OS requirements, and whether the OPS supports your target software. Always verify compatibility with the interactive display brand and model.

Is it better to buy OPS computers bundled with displays or separately?

For large projects, bundled purchasing simplifies compatibility and warranty management. Buying separately offers more flexibility in CPU, memory, and storage selection, which can reduce costs or improve performance depending on project needs.

What is the typical lifespan of an OPS computer in daily use?

In education and corporate environments, OPS computers typically last 5–7 years. Choosing higher specifications upfront helps extend usability and delays replacement or upgrade cycles.

How does warranty and after-sales support usually work for OPS PCs?

OPS computers usually carry a 3-year warranty. For large deployments, buyers should confirm local service availability, spare parts supply, and clear RMA processes to minimize downtime during operation.

Can OPS computers be upgraded after deployment?

Yes. OPS computers are designed for easy removal and upgrading. Memory and SSDs can often be expanded, and the entire OPS module can be replaced without removing or reinstalling the interactive display.